Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th May, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

The IMF calls for more workers to pay taxes and increase burdens on small businesses.

Tensions rise as Iran and the US exchange attacks, while Israel launches an offensive in Lebanon.

A province aims to attract the Brito family for a significant investment in the meat industry.

Professors resignations surge at UTN Rosario, raising concerns over low salaries and working conditions.

Javier Milei challenges allies on the labeling law, questioning their voting decisions.

In the Agostina case, investigators suspect more involvement in her disappearance.

Authorities find half a kilo of cocaine in the home of a Morón official who fled before arrest.

A new clash erupts between Patricia Bullrich and Jorge Macri over city protests.

The Senate begins reviewing a pension reform project in Entre Ríos, backed by various unions.

A dismembered body is found in Bariloche, believed to belong to a woman missing for 18 days.

Israel targets Hezbollah infrastructure in Tyre amid escalating conflict in southern Lebanon.

NASA reveals plans for a lunar base, detailing rockets, modules, and drones for the mission.

Financial markets see Argentine stocks soar nearly 10%, with country risk dropping to 500 points.

Scientists discover a method to hinder replication mechanisms of dengue, Zika, and yellow fever viruses.

An alert is issued due to the rising circulation of respiratory viruses across the country.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!